Kentucky Lake Resort And RV Park

Was skeptical at check in but our room was clean and spacious.

After riding my motorcycle in full gear in 90° heat the last thing you want is to walk into a hot room. After placing a reservation you'd think the staff would turn on the AC before I got there. The picture shows where you check in at!

We’re in the RV park. Public bathrooms are bit dated, but clean and it is lovely here. It’s got so much land, a gorgeous pond to fish and a beaver family to watch. Everyone has been kind and friendly. What a difference from the last place we were at. Definitely avoid Moon River in Cadiz. Our dog has room to run and fetch. I know our month here will fly by! Dollar General and food giant along with fast food is 8 minutes away down the road. It’s so peaceful and tranquil here. Surprised it’s not busier as it’s right off the highway too. Definitely a hidden gem. Update: we ended up here for 2 months sorting medical ! Everyone is lovely, kind and helpful. Manager is a helpful, nice guy who always answers his phone. Lots of permanent and long termers, with a few shorter stays. I don’t know why the negative reviews exist. If you want high end KOA then pay for a KOA. There’s families here and it’s clean and everything works. It’s a great deal for the price. Yes, some cats are free to roam the campgrounds, but there’s zero pests here and they are friendly cats. You could winterize with hay here and never see a mouse! One camper gave us a 22 lb bag of Friskies cat food his didn’t like. Truly kind folks here. We have felt safe here for 2 months.

Do NOT use this campground for an overnight stop! The spaces were fine although most of the campers are there permanently and some for a long time. Then came the bathrooms...The men's room had one functional toilet, one was removed with just a hole in the floor and the ceiling had fallen in over the showers with the light wiring just dangling. I think they are just letting entropy do its work until there is nothing left. Again, DO NOT stop at this campground.

This "resort" looks like it was a very nice place in the 60's. It's looking very run down and probably struggling to stay open. We walked past the bathroom building and detected a bad smell from 10 feet away. We're in a self contained class A so we never use the campground bathrooms. Especially now, in this age of Covid. Half of the other camp sites appear to be occupied by permanent, poor locals. On the positive side: The manager, Monty is a very nice man. There is a beautiful pond out back with mowed walking paths. The campsites were almost litter free. The speed of the wifi on a scale of 1 to 10 would be around 7. It's only $30.00 per night. We'll search today for a campground on the "Big Lake".